Property-wide elevator campaigns
We version one campaign across every elevator bank, floor, and building in a portfolio, kit each bank's graphics separately, produce French and bilingual versions for Quebec, and schedule installs so the whole property launches together.
A property manager does not own one elevator door, they own dozens: banks in the main lobby, doors on every floor, often across several towers or an entire portfolio. A property-wide campaign treats all of it as one media network. We build a measurement file for every door and cab in the program, version the creative to each format, and produce per-floor and per-bank variations so the campaign can say one thing at the ground floor and another on the way down from the twentieth. Leasing pushes, amenity launches, seasonal programs, tenant communications, or paid advertising: the same doors carry them all, and the elevator wait becomes the property's own broadcast channel.
The hard part of a property-wide campaign is not the printing, it is the choreography. Every door's graphics are kitted and labelled by building, bank, and floor, so install crews open one box per bank and know exactly what goes where. Installs are scheduled around the building's traffic and your building's requirements, and for Quebec properties we produce French and bilingual versions to the standards your team sets, with the right language routed to the right building every time. Because one Montreal plant measures, prints, kits, and installs the whole program, a campaign across ten buildings behaves like one job with one accountable team, not ten small jobs with ten explanations.
Frequently asked questions
- Can one campaign run across several buildings?
- Yes, that's what the program is built for: a measurement file per door and cab, artwork versioned per building and bank, and one plant producing and installing the whole rollout.
- How do you keep dozens of floors and banks straight?
- Kitting. Every graphic is labelled by building, bank, and floor and packed in install order, so the crew never guesses which panel belongs to which door.
- Can the creative rotate during the year?
- Yes. We plan campaign programs on a calendar, spec materials to each campaign's real duration, and schedule swaps so the property always has something current on its doors.
- How do you handle French and English versions?
- We produce French and bilingual artwork to the requirements your team sets and route the right language kit to the right building, so no property launches off-side in Quebec.
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